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The matrix A has an eigenvalue λ with an algebraic multiplicity of 5 and a geometric...

The matrix A has an eigenvalue λ with an algebraic multiplicity of 5 and a geometric multiplicity of 2. Does A have a generalised eigenvector of rank 3 corresponding to λ? What about a generalised eigenvector of rank 5?

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